Author: wamala

Ugandan socialite-turned-preacher Judith Heard is not holding back—and her message is aimed squarely at a section of Bobi Wine’s most vocal supporters. In a fiery and emotional rant that has since gone viral, Judith publicly called out fans of the National Unity Platform (NUP) leader for turning social media into a battlefield of insults, vulgar language, and online harassment—all while hiding behind Bobi Wine’s image as their profile picture. Her warning?👉 “You are embarrassing him—and damaging his reputation.” The outspoken media personality’s comments have ignited intense debate online, reopening a sensitive conversation about toxic political fandom, digital behavior, and the…

Ugandan singer Kin Bella is once again at the center of a heated industry conversation—and this time, her revelations are sparking uncomfortable but necessary debate. In a brutally honest interview with Sheilah Price, the outspoken artist lifted the curtain on what she describes as the dark, unspoken realities of Uganda’s music industry, claiming that upcoming musicians are often left with only two options if they want to succeed: submit to sex advances from industry gatekeepers—or come with serious money. Her statements have since sent shockwaves across social media, reigniting long-standing conversations about exploitation, power imbalance, and survival tactics in the…

Uganda’s music industry is buzzing after singer and sound engineer Viboyo Oweyo dropped a brutally honest take that’s stirring conversation across the entertainment scene. Speaking candidly from his own industry experience, Viboyo revealed that male musicians are significantly harder to manage than female artists, describing them as difficult to control and more complicated to work with behind the scenes. His remarks have since ignited debate online, reopening discussions around gender dynamics, professionalism, and business mindset in Uganda’s fast-evolving music industry. 🎧 “Male Artists Are Hard to Control” Viboyo didn’t sugarcoat his experience. Drawing from years of hands-on involvement in music…

Despite a tough start to their AFCON 2025 campaign, the Uganda Cranes are still receiving strong support—and one of the loudest voices backing them belongs to award-winning singer Joshua Baraka. Following Uganda’s 3–1 defeat to Tunisia’s Carthage Eagles in their Group C opener played in Rabat, Morocco, the singer made it clear he’s far from disappointed. Instead, Baraka praised the team’s effort, resilience, and fighting spirit, insisting the loss doesn’t reflect the Cranes’ true potential. His comments have since sparked conversation among fans, many of whom appreciate seeing celebrities publicly stand behind national teams—especially after difficult losses. ⚽ AFCON 2025…

Uganda’s most talked-about personality, Bad Black, is officially turning a new page—and this time, she’s bringing the entire nation along for the journey. Known for her unfiltered life story, headline-making controversies, and fearless authenticity, Bad Black is preparing for one of the most meaningful moments of her life: her Kukyala ceremony, a major traditional step in Ugandan marriage customs. And in a historic twist, the deeply cultural event will be livestreamed exclusively on Play It Loud, giving fans front-row access for just UGX 5,000. Set for Sunday, 28th December, the ceremony is expected to be emotional, intimate, and culturally rich—offering…

Uganda’s music scene is once again on fire, and this time, the controversy cuts deep into one of its most sensitive debates: raw talent versus commercial success. Music critic-turned-apostle Jonathan Nalebo has ignited a heated online storm after making a bold—and for many, shocking—claim about Eddy Kenzo, Uganda’s most decorated artist and current Presidential Advisor on Creatives. According to Nalebo, despite Kenzo’s unmatched trophies and global recognition, he does not possess even 10 percent of the late Mowzey Radio’s musical talent. Yes—you read that right. The explosive remarks have since gone viral, dividing fans, musicians, and industry insiders, while reopening…

Ugandan music fans are buzzing after Kin Bella, born Belinda Niwabo, finally broke her silence on her rumored romance with fellow singer Rickman Manrick—and her words are turning heads across social media. In a candid and unfiltered interview with Sheilah Price, the singer revealed that while fans once speculated the two were an item, they never actually dated. According to Kin Bella, whatever spark existed between them faded before things could ever get serious—and she isn’t shy about explaining why. Her comments have since sparked heated debate online, with fans split over whether she was simply being honest or throwing…

Christmas is officially here—and Ugandan celebrities did not come to play when it came to holiday fashion. As Christians across the world celebrated the birth of Jesus Christ, Uganda’s biggest stars, media personalities, and content creators flooded social media with festive, glamorous, and eye-catching Christmas looks that instantly grabbed fans’ attention. From sultry glam fits to classy, understated holiday elegance, this year’s Christmas fashion moments proved one thing loud and clear: Ugandan celebs understand the assignment—every single time. Big names like Vinka, Spice Diana, Ava Peace, Pia Pounds, Dax Vibez, and several others stepped out (or stayed cozy indoors) while…

As Uganda’s political temperature continues to rise, Big Talent Entertainment (BTE) boss and BET Award–winning star Eddy Kenzo is stepping into the national conversation with a strong but measured warning—and it’s already sparking debate. The celebrated musician and cultural icon has urged political candidates to avoid harsh, aggressive, and inciting language during campaign rallies, warning that such rhetoric could have dangerous consequences, especially in a politically sensitive season. Kenzo’s comments come as candidates crisscross the country mobilizing supporters ahead of crucial polls, with emotions running high and public scrutiny intensifying by the day. Eddy Kenzo Speaks Out on Campaign Language…

As 2025 slowly winds down, one tradition never fails—artists revealing who truly ruled their playlists and inspired their grind. From viral debates to fan-fueled arguments online, the “Artists of the Year” conversation is officially in full swing. Now, Team No Sleep (TNS) singer Ava Peace has stepped into the spotlight, and her list is already sparking buzz across Uganda’s music scene. The “London” hitmaker, born Maureen Peace Namugonza, recently opened up about the musicians who made the biggest impact on her this year—while also pulling back the curtain on her own relentless work ethic and exciting plans for 2026. Ava…